Pretty much sums it up.
Regards
DaveS
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> Subject: Re: [cc] Laptops(Good or Bad)
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> On Tue, 20 Feb 2001 12:36:59 -0800, you wrote:
>
> >I have been considering the use of laptops in my cafe. Has anyone had any
> >experience using them? A recent mishap where one of my nephews spilled
> soda
> >in my laptop is causing me to rethink this approach. Do clauses like "you
> >break - you fix" hold any weight when customers do this kind of damage to
> >your equipment?
>
> Well, I wouldn't. They're expensive and awkward to use.
>
> For a permanent installation, get regular machines. Most people who need
> to use
> laptops have a docking station at their workplace anyway. What's the
> point?
> And what happens if you need to upgrade them?
>
> Then there's also the fact that a laptop could be easier to steal...
>
>
> Chris Pollard
>
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